Air intake and exhaust assembly and packaged air conditioner

ABSTRACT

An air intake and exhaust assembly includes an air exhaust pipe, a connection pipe, and an air intake pipe arranged adjacent to the air exhaust pipe. The air exhaust pipe includes an air exhaust channel formed in the air exhaust pipe. One end of the connection pipe is connected to a lower end of the air exhaust pipe and another end of the connection pipe is configured to be connected to an air exhaust volute of a packaged air conditioner, such that the air exhaust channel is communicated with an air outlet of the air exhaust volute. An air intake channel is formed between an inner wall of the air intake pipe and an outer wall of the air exhaust pipe, and the air intake channel is communicated with an air inlet of the packaged air conditioner.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority to Chinese Application No.202010161781.8, filed on Mar. 10, 2020 and entitled “AIR INTAKE ANDEXHAUST ASSEMBLY AND PACKAGED AIR CONDITIONER,” and Chinese ApplicationNo. 202020288838.6, filed on Mar. 10, 2020 and entitled “AIR INTAKE ANDEXHAUST ASSEMBLY AND PACKAGED AIR CONDITIONER,” the entire contents ofboth of which are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of air-conditioningtechnologies, and more particularly, to an air intake and exhaustassembly and a packaged air conditioner.

BACKGROUND

In the related art, in an existing packaged air conditioner with dualair pipes, the dual air pipes include two independent air pipes, whichare respectively used for connecting to an outdoor heat exchanger torealize air intake and connecting to an air exhaust volute to realizeair exhaust, such that the packaged air conditioner can exchange heatwith an outdoor environment. However, a dual-air-pipe structure isrelatively complicated for a user to install, which results in poor userexperience and has an unsightly appearance.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure aims at solving at least one of the technicalproblems in the related art. Therefore, the present disclosure providesan air intake and exhaust assembly, which is simple and convenient toinstall, aesthetically favorable in appearance, and improves userexperience.

The present disclosure further provides a packaged air conditioner,including the air intake and exhaust assembly above.

In accordance with a first aspect of the embodiments of the presentdisclosure, an air intake and exhaust assembly applied to a packaged airconditioner is provided, including: an air exhaust pipe, including anair exhaust channel in the air exhaust pipe; a connection pipe, whereone end of the connection pipe is connected to a lower end of the airexhaust pipe and the other end of the connection pipe is connected to anair exhaust volute of the packaged air conditioner, such that the airexhaust channel is communicated with an air outlet of the air exhaustvolute; and an air intake pipe, where the air intake pipe sleeves theair exhaust pipe, an air intake channel is formed between an inner wallof the air intake pipe and an outer wall of the air exhaust pipe, andthe air intake channel is communicated with an air inlet of the packagedair conditioner.

The air intake and exhaust assembly according to the embodiments of thepresent disclosure at least has the following beneficial effects.

A dual-air-pipe structure is formed by arranging an air exhaust pipe andan air intake pipe sleeving the air exhaust pipe in the air intake andexhaust assembly, which is simple and aesthetically favorable instructure, convenient for users to install and adjust the air intake andexhaust assembly, and improves user experience; an air intake channel isformed between the air intake pipe and the air exhaust pipe, such thatthe air intake channel is communicated with an air inlet of a packagedair conditioner to transfer outdoor air to an outdoor heat exchanger;the air exhaust channel is formed in the air exhaust pipe and connectedto an air exhaust volute through a connection pipe, such that an airoutlet of the air exhaust volute is communicated with the air exhaustchannel to discharge the air after heat exchange outdoors, therebyforming a sealed heat exchange duct and improving the heat exchangeeffect between the packaged air conditioner and the outdoor environment;and the connection pipe makes connection between the air exhaust pipeand the air exhaust volute more reliable, improves a sealing performanceof the air exhaust channel, avoids air crossing between the air intakechannel and the air exhaust channel, and improves the energy efficiencyof the packaged air conditioner.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, one endof the connection pipe facing the air exhaust pipe is provided with afirst installation port, and the lower end of the air exhaust pipe isprovided with a first joint matching the first installation port.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, the firstinstallation port is provided with a plurality of first buckles atintervals along a circumferential direction, and the plurality of firstbuckles are clamped with the first joint.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, the airinlet is provided with a second installation port, and one end of theair intake pipe facing the air inlet is provided with a second jointmatching the second installation port.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, thesecond installation port is provided with a plurality of second bucklesat intervals along a circumferential direction, and the plurality ofsecond buckles are clamped with the second joint.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, the airintake and exhaust assembly further includes a sealing plate, where thesealing plate is provided with an air intake hole, and the air intakehole is connected to one end of the air intake pipe away from the airinlet.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, thesealing plate further includes a fixation ring, the fixation ring isarranged in the air intake hole and includes an air exhaust hole, theair exhaust hole is connected to one end of the air exhaust pipe awayfrom the air outlet, and a connection rib is arranged between thefixation ring and the sealing plate.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, aplurality of connection ribs are provided, and the plurality ofconnection ribs are arranged at intervals along a circumferentialdirection of the fixation ring.

In accordance with some embodiments of the present disclosure, each ofthe air exhaust pipe, the connection pipe, and the air intake pipe iscylindrical.

In accordance with a second aspect of the embodiments of the presentdisclosure, a packaged air conditioner is provided, including the airintake and exhaust assembly according to above embodiments.

The packaged air conditioner according to the embodiments of the presentdisclosure at least has the following beneficial effects.

A dual-air-pipe structure is formed by arranging an air exhaust pipe andan air intake pipe sleeving the air exhaust pipe in the air intake andexhaust assembly, which is simple and aesthetically favorable instructure, convenient for users to install and adjust the air intake andexhaust assembly, and improves user experience; an air intake channel isformed between the air intake pipe and the air exhaust pipe, such thatthe air intake channel is communicated with an air inlet of a packagedair conditioner to transfer outdoor air to an outdoor heat exchanger;the air exhaust channel is formed in the air exhaust pipe and connectedto an air exhaust volute through a connection pipe, such that an airoutlet of the air exhaust volute is communicated with the air exhaustchannel to discharge the air after heat exchange outdoors, therebyforming a sealed heat exchange duct and improving the heat exchangeeffect between the packaged air conditioner and the outdoor environment;and the connection pipe makes connection between the air exhaust pipeand the air exhaust volute more reliable, improves a sealing performanceof the air exhaust channel, avoids air crossing between the air intakechannel and the air exhaust channel, and improves the energy efficiencyof the packaged air conditioner.

Additional aspects and advantages of the present disclosure will beexplained in part in the following description, which can becomeapparent from the following description or be understood throughpractice of the present disclosure.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

The above and/or additional aspects and advantages of the presentdisclosure can become apparent and easy to understand from thedescription of embodiments in conjunction with the following drawings,where:

FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a packaged air conditioneraccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of an air intake and exhaustassembly in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a schematic three-dimensional view of an air intake andexhaust assembly according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;and

FIG. 4 is a schematic three-dimensional view of a packaged airconditioner according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

REFERENCE NUMERALS

-   -   10: air intake and exhaust assembly; 20: outdoor heat exchange        assembly; 21: outdoor heat exchanger; 22: air exhaust volute;        23: air outlet; 30: air inlet; 40: rear panel;    -   100: air exhaust pipe; 110: air exhaust channel; 120: first        joint;    -   200: connection pipe; 210: first installation port; 211: first        buckle; 220: flange;    -   300: air intake pipe; 310: air intake channel; 320: second        installation port; 321: second buckle; 330: second joint;    -   400: sealing plate; 410: air intake hole; 420: fixation ring;        421: air exhaust hole; 430: connection rib.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Embodiments of the present disclosure are described below in detail,illustrations of which are shown in the accompanying drawings, whereidentical or similar reference numerals denote identical or similarelements or elements having the same or similar functions. Theembodiments described below by reference to the accompanying drawingsare exemplary and are intended only to explain the present disclosureand are not to be construed as limiting the present disclosure.

In the description of the present disclosure, it should be understoodthat any orientation/position related description, such as theorientational or positional relationship, such as, up, down, left,right, front, rear, and the like is based on the orientational orpositional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings, is only forthe purpose of facilitating the description of the present disclosureand simplifying the description, and does not indicate or imply that thedevice or element indicated or implied must have a specific orientationor position, be constructed and operated in a specific azimuth, andtherefore shall not be understood as a limitation to the presentdisclosure.

In the description of the present disclosure, several means one or more,and multiple or plurality means more than two. A description of “first”and “second” are for the purpose of distinguishing the technicalfeatures, and shall not be understood as indicating or implying relativeimportance or implying the number of indicated technical features orimplying the order of indicated technical features.

In the description of the present disclosure, words such as setup,installation and connection shall be understood in a broad sense unlessotherwise expressly limited, and a person skilled in the art mayreasonably determine the specific meaning of the above words in thepresent disclosure with reference to the context of the technicalscheme.

With reference to FIG. 1, an air intake and exhaust assembly 10according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is applied to apackaged air conditioner employing a dual-air-pipe structure. The airintake and exhaust assembly 10 is connected to an outdoor heat exchangeassembly 20 of the packaged air conditioner. The outdoor heat exchangeassembly 20 includes an outdoor heat exchanger 21 and an air exhaustvolute 22. One of the air pipes of the air intake and exhaust assembly10 guides outdoor air to enter from an air inlet 30 of the packaged airconditioner. After the air exchanges heat through the outdoor heatexchanger 21, the air exhaust volute 22 discharges the air after heatexchange to outdoors through the other air pipe of the air intake andexhaust assembly 10, thus realizing a heat exchange process of thepackaged air conditioner.

With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the air intake and exhaust assembly10 according to the embodiments of the present disclosure includes anair exhaust pipe 100 and a connection pipe 200, where an air exhaustchannel 110 is formed in the air exhaust pipe 100, one end of theconnection pipe 200 is connected to a lower end of the air exhaust pipe100 and the other end of the connection pipe is connected to the airexhaust volute 22, such that the air exhaust channel 110 is communicatedwith an air outlet 23 of the air exhaust volute 22. It should be notedthat the connection pipe 200 is connected to the air exhaust pipe 100and the air exhaust volute to form the sealed air exhaust channel 110,which avoids air leakage on a path of exhausting air of the air exhaustchannel 110, and ensures that all the air exhausted from the air outlet23 of the air exhaust volute 22 can be exhausted outdoors through theair exhaust pipe 100.

With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the air intake and exhaust assembly10 according to the embodiments of the present disclosure also includesan air intake pipe 300, where the air intake pipe 300 sleeves the airexhaust pipe 100, an air intake channel 310 is formed between an innerwall of the air intake pipe 300 and an outer wall of the air exhaustpipe 100, and the air intake channel 310 is communicated with the airinlet 30 of the packaged air conditioner, thus forming the sealed airintake channel 310, such that the air intake channel 310 and the airexhaust channel 110 are isolated from each other, which avoids heatexchange between the air intake channel 310 and the air exhaust channel110 to affect a heat exchange efficiency of the packaged airconditioner. Moreover, the connection pipe 200 makes connection betweenthe air exhaust pipe 100 and the air exhaust volute more reliable, thusimproving a sealing performance of the air exhaust channel 110, andfurther avoiding air crossing between the intake duct 310 and theexhaust duct 110, thus the air intake channel 310, the outdoor heatexchange assembly 20 and the air exhaust channel 110 are connected toform a sealed heat exchange duct, improving a heat exchange effectbetween the packaged air conditioner and an outdoor environment, andimproving an energy efficiency of the packaged air conditioner.Moreover, the air intake and exhaust assembly is simpler and moreconvenient to assemble.

It should be further noted that the air intake and exhaust assembly 10according to the embodiments of the present disclosure forms adual-air-pipe structure by providing the air exhaust pipe 100 and theair intake pipe 300 sleeving the air exhaust pipe 100. Compared with adual-air-pipe structure composed of two separate independent air pipes,the air intake and exhaust assembly 10 according to the embodiments ofthe present disclosure has a simple and aesthetically favorablestructure, which is convenient for users to install and adjust thedual-air-pipe structure, and improves user experience. Moreover, thepackaged air conditioner employing the dual-air-pipe structure canrealize whole house cooling or heating, and improve the heat exchangeefficiency of the packaged air conditioner.

With reference to FIG. 2, in some embodiments, one end of the connectionpipe 200 facing the air exhaust pipe 100 is provided with a firstinstallation port 210, and the lower end of the air exhaust pipe 100 isprovided with a first joint 120 matching the first installation port210. Specifically, the first joint 120 is installed at the lower end ofthe air exhaust pipe 100, and the first joint 120 and the firstinstallation port 210 may be fixedly connected by buckle connection,screw connection, etc., which will not be specifically limited here.

In some embodiments, the first installation port 210 is provided with aplurality of first buckles 211 at intervals along a circumferentialdirection, and the plurality of first buckles 211 are clamped with thefirst joint 120, which is convenient to install and disassemble and hasa stable connection structure by using the clamping manner. It may beunderstood that a number of the first buckle 211 may be set to be one,two, three or more than three. When the number of the first buckle 211is set to be multiple, the multiple first buckles 211 are uniformlydistributed on the first installation port 210, and the number of thefirst buckle 211 may be designed according to different sizes of airexhaust pipes 100 adopted by the packaged air conditioner in actualproduction. In addition, the plurality of first buckles 211 may bedesigned to be clamped with an outer wall of the first joint 120 (withreference to FIG. 2), and may also be designed to be clamped with aninner wall of the first joint 120, so as to realize sealing assembly ofa joint between the air exhaust pipe 100 and the connection pipe 200.

It is also noted that a lower end of the connection pipe 200 isconnected to an upper end of the air exhaust volute 22, such that theair outlet 23 of the air exhaust volute 22 is in sealed communicationwith the air exhaust channel 110, which prevents the air after heatexchange in the air exhaust channel 110 from leaking outside.Specifically, the lower end of the connection pipe 200 is provided witha flange 220 along a circumferential direction, and the flange 220 abutsagainst the air outlet 23 of the air exhaust volute 22, thereby furtheravoiding air crossing between the air intake channel 310 and the airexhaust channel 110 at a joint between the connection pipe 200 and theair exhaust volute 22.

With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, in some embodiments, the air inlet30 is provided with a second installation port 320, and one end of theair intake pipe 300 facing the air inlet 30 is provided with a secondjoint 330 matching the second installation port 320. Specifically, thesecond joint 330 is installed at the lower end of the air intake pipe300, and the second joint 330 and the second installation port 320 maybe fixedly connected by buckle connection, screw connection, etc., whichwill not be specifically limited here.

In some embodiments, with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG. 4, the secondinstallation port 320 is provided with a plurality of second buckles 321at intervals along the circumferential direction, and the plurality ofsecond buckles 321 are clamped with the second joint 330, which isconvenient to install and disassemble and has a stable connectionstructure by using a clamping mechanism. It may be understood that anumber of the second buckle 321 may be set to be one, two, three or morethan three. When the number of the second buckle 321 is set to bemultiple, the multiple second buckles 321 are uniformly distributed onthe second installation port 320, and the number of the second buckle321 may be designed according to different sizes of air intake pipes 300adopted by the packaged air conditioner in actual production. Inaddition, the plurality of second buckles 321 may be designed to beclamped with an outer wall of the second joint 330, and may also bedesigned to be clamped with an inner wall of the second joint 330, andthe air inlet 30 may be arranged on a rear panel 40 of the packaged airconditioner and faces upwards, so as to realize sealing assembly of theair intake pipe 300 and the rear panel 40 of the packaged airconditioner to avoid air leakage between the air intake channel 310 andthe external environment.

With reference to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, in some embodiments, a sealingplate 400 is further included, where the sealing plate 400 is providedwith an air intake hole 410, and the air intake hole 410 is connected toone end of the air intake pipe 300 away from the air inlet 30, such thatthe sealing plate 400 is fixedly connected to the air intake pipe 300,such that a user can realize synchronous operation of the air intakepipe 300 by operating the sealing plate 400, which is convenient for theuser to stretch and install or contract and fold the air intake pipe300, and improves a usability of the air intake pipe 300. In addition,it is also convenient for the user to stretch or fold the air exhaustpipe 100 through the air intake hole 410.

In some embodiments, with reference to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the sealingplate 400 also includes a fixation ring 420. The fixation ring 420 isarranged in the air intake hole 410 and includes an air exhaust hole421, the air exhaust hole 421 is connected to one end of the air exhaustpipe 100 away from the air outlet 23, the sealing plate 400 and thefixation ring 420 fix the air intake pipe 300 and the air exhaust pipe100, respectively, and a connection rib 430 is arranged between thefixation ring 420 and the sealing plate 400, such that the sealing plate400 and the fixation ring 420 are integrally arranged, such that theuser can synchronously stretch and install or contract and fold the airintake pipe 300 and the air exhaust pipe 100 while operating the sealingplate 400, which is convenient for the user to integrally stretch andcontract the air intake and exhaust assembly 10, thus improving anefficiency of installation and disassembly of the air intake and exhaustassembly 10 and further improving a usability of the air intake andexhaust assembly 10. It is also noted that the sealing plate 400, thefixation ring 420 and the connection rib 430 may be formed by integralinjection molding, which are convenient to process and more stable instructure.

With reference to FIG. 3, in some embodiments, a plurality of connectionribs 430 are provided, and the plurality of connection ribs 430 arearranged at intervals along a circumferential direction of the fixationring 420, which improves a stability of the connection between thefixation ring 420 and the sealing plate 400, improves a structuralstrength of the sealing plate 400, and further prolongs a service lifeof the air intake and exhaust assembly 10.

With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, in some embodiments, the airexhaust pipe 100, the connection pipe 200 and the air intake pipe 300are all cylindrical, which are convenient to process, assemble and use.It should be noted that corrugated hoses may be used as the air exhaustpipe 100 and the air intake pipe 300, which have good flexibility, lightweight and good durability and are convenient to contract and fold.

With reference to FIG. 4, a packaged air conditioner according to anembodiment of the present disclosure includes the air intake and exhaustassembly 10 according to the above embodiments. According to thepackaged air conditioner of this embodiment, a dual-air-pipe structureis formed by arranging the air exhaust pipe 100 and the air intake pipe300 sleeved the air exhaust pipe 100 in the air intake and exhaustassembly 10, which is simple and aesthetically favorable in structure,is convenient for users to install and adjust the air intake and exhaustassembly 10, and improves the user experience. With reference to FIG. 1,in the packaged air conditioner according to the embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the air intake channel 310 is formed between the airintake pipe 300 and the air exhaust pipe 100, such that the air intakechannel 310 is communicated with the air inlet 30 of the packaged airconditioner to transfer outdoor air to the outdoor heat exchanger 21;the air exhaust channel 110 is formed in the air exhaust pipe 100 andconnected to the air exhaust volute 22 through the connection pipe 200,such that the air outlet 23 of the air exhaust volute 22 is communicatedwith the air exhaust channel 110 to discharge the air after heatexchange outdoors, thereby forming a sealed heat exchange duct andimproving the heat exchange effect between the packaged air conditionerand the outdoor environment; and the connection pipe 200 makes theconnection between the air exhaust pipe 100 and the air exhaust volute22 more reliable, improves a sealing performance of the air exhaustchannel 110, avoids air crossing between the air intake channel 310 andthe air exhaust channel 110, and improves the energy efficiency of thepackaged air conditioner.

The embodiments of the present disclosure have been described in detailabove with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the presentdisclosure is not limited to the embodiments described above, andvarious changes may be made without departing from the spirits of thepresent disclosure within the scope of knowledge possessed by those ofordinary skill in the art.

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 11. An air intake and exhaust assembly comprising: anair exhaust pipe, including an air exhaust channel formed in the airexhaust pipe; a connection pipe, one end of the connection pipe beingconnected to a lower end of the air exhaust pipe and another end of theconnection pipe being configured to be connected to an air exhaustvolute of a packaged air conditioner, such that the air exhaust channelis communicated with an air outlet of the air exhaust volute; and an airintake pipe arranged adjacent to the air exhaust pipe, an air intakechannel being formed between an inner wall of the air intake pipe and anouter wall of the air exhaust pipe, and the air intake channel beingcommunicated with an air inlet of the packaged air conditioner.
 12. Theair intake and exhaust assembly according to claim 11, wherein the oneend of the connection pipe is provided with an installation port, andthe lower end of the air exhaust pipe is provided with a joint matchingthe installation port.
 13. The air intake and exhaust assembly accordingto claim 12, wherein the installation port is provided with a pluralityof buckles arranged at intervals along a circumferential direction ofthe installation port, and the plurality of buckles are clamped with thejoint.
 14. The air intake and exhaust assembly according to claim 11,wherein the air inlet is provided with an installation port, and one endof the air intake pipe facing the air inlet is provided with a jointmatching the installation port.
 15. The air intake and exhaust assemblyaccording to claim 14, wherein the installation port is provided with aplurality of buckles arranged at intervals along a circumferentialdirection of the installation port, and the plurality of buckles areclamped with the joint.
 16. The air intake and exhaust assemblyaccording to claim 11, further comprising: a sealing plate, the sealingplate being provided with an air intake hole connected to one end of theair intake pipe away from the air inlet.
 17. The air intake and exhaustassembly according to claim 16, wherein the sealing plate includes afixation ring arranged in the air intake hole and including an airexhaust hole, and the air exhaust hole is connected to one end of theair exhaust pipe away from the air outlet.
 18. The air intake andexhaust assembly according to claim 17, further comprising: a connectionrib arranged between the fixation ring and the sealing plate.
 19. Theair intake and exhaust assembly according to claim 17, furthercomprising: a plurality of connection ribs arranged between the fixationring and the sealing plate and arranged at intervals along acircumferential direction of the fixation ring.
 20. The air intake andexhaust assembly according to claim 11, wherein each of the air exhaustpipe, the connection pipe, and the air intake pipe is cylindrical.
 21. Apackaged air conditioner comprising: an air exhaust volute; and an airintake and exhaust assembly including, an air exhaust pipe, including anair exhaust channel formed in the air exhaust pipe; a connection pipe,one end of the connection pipe being connected to a lower end of the airexhaust pipe and another end of the connection pipe being configured tobe connected to the air exhaust volute, such that the air exhaustchannel is communicated with an air outlet of the air exhaust volute;and an air intake pipe arranged adjacent to the air exhaust pipe, an airintake channel being formed between an inner wall of the air intake pipeand an outer wall of the air exhaust pipe, and the air intake channelbeing communicated with an air inlet of the packaged air conditioner.22. The packaged air conditioner according to claim 21, wherein the oneend of the connection pipe is provided with an installation port, andthe lower end of the air exhaust pipe is provided with a joint matchingthe installation port.
 23. The packaged air conditioner according toclaim 22, wherein the installation port is provided with a plurality ofbuckles arranged at intervals along a circumferential direction of theinstallation port, and the plurality of buckles are clamped with thejoint.
 24. The packaged air conditioner according to claim 21, whereinthe air inlet is provided with an installation port, and one end of theair intake pipe facing the air inlet is provided with a joint matchingthe installation port.
 25. The packaged air conditioner according toclaim 24, wherein the installation port is provided with a plurality ofbuckles arranged at intervals along a circumferential direction of theinstallation port, and the plurality of buckles are clamped with thejoint.
 26. The packaged air conditioner according to claim 21, furthercomprising: a sealing plate, the sealing plate being provided with anair intake hole connected to one end of the air intake pipe away fromthe air inlet.
 27. The packaged air conditioner according to claim 26,wherein the sealing plate includes a fixation ring arranged in the airintake hole and including an air exhaust hole, and the air exhaust holeis connected to one end of the air exhaust pipe away from the airoutlet.
 28. The packaged air conditioner according to claim 27, whereinthe air intake and exhaust assembly further includes: a connection ribarranged between the fixation ring and the sealing plate.
 29. Thepackaged air conditioner according to claim 27, wherein the air intakeand exhaust assembly further includes: a plurality of connection ribsarranged between the fixation ring and the sealing plate and arranged atintervals along a circumferential direction of the fixation ring. 30.The packaged air conditioner according to claim 21, wherein each of theair exhaust pipe, the connection pipe, and the air intake pipe iscylindrical.